aculeous (Meaning)
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aculeous (a.)
Aculeate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aculeous
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aculeous Sentence Examples
- The aculeous spines of the cactus served as a formidable defense mechanism against herbivores.
- As I reached for the flower, I felt a sharp prick from its aculeous thorns.
- The aculeous projections on the caterpillar's body were a warning sign to predators of its potential danger.
- Walking barefoot in the garden proved to be a painful experience due to the aculeous seeds scattered on the ground.
- The aculeous surface of the sea urchin's shell provided protection from predators in the ocean depths.
- The aculeous hairs on the nettle plant can cause a stinging sensation upon contact with human skin.
- The aculeous barbs on the fishing hook ensured a secure grip on the struggling fish.
- Handling the aculeous quills of the porcupine required great care to avoid injury.
- The aculeous tips of the agave leaves made it challenging to prune the plant without protective gear.
- The aculeous nature of the hedgehog's spines acted as a natural deterrent to potential threats.
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Aculeate.
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The aculeous spines of the cactus served as a formidable defense mechanism against herbivores.
As I reached for the flower, I felt a sharp prick from its aculeous thorns.
The aculeous projections on the caterpillar's body were a warning sign to predators of its potential danger.
Walking barefoot in the garden proved to be a painful experience due to the aculeous seeds scattered on the ground.
